"It is not only plausible but near certain that some officials are inclined to patronize the Hotel to enrich the president and, necessarily, less inclined to patronize competitors," the filing stated.
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He doesn't judge or patronize, even when they act foolishly.
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Is it common knowledge that certain fighters patronize bar girls?
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They might even patronize small businesses and restaurants more frequently.
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Mullen believed that they were using "big words" to patronize him.
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That means Ljuba is someone Lorraine can patronize as Lady Bountiful.
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"This technology does not patronize them with water wells," said Attisani.
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That is, as long as you patronize two commendable charitable enterprises.
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Instead, they patronize patients by focusing on their sensitivity or emotional nature.
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Heidelberg, in contrast, isn't the kind of place you can patronize often.
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Millennial and modern shoppers have high expectations for the companies they patronize.
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But a court order sternly cautioned the parties not to patronize him.
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"If the government patronize Innoson, individuals and companies will follow," he says.
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Candidates for elected office dismiss or patronize us at their own peril.
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The restaurants I most frequently patronize are a mile away at most.
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Do they seek out and patronize African-American-owned places of business?
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Parasite doesn't patronize them by pretending they are ennobled by their poverty.
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"I will continue to patronize the businesses I worked with," she said.
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Patronize a Mexican grocery that gets daily deliveries of fresh tortillas if possible.
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Does that mean that an individual who continues to patronize Amazon is 'evil'?
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While she doesn't name the label, she pledges not to patronize it anymore.
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Is there a reason that you should patronize them instead of their forebears?
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Some question whether they should patronize establishments reputed to have enabled sexual harassment.
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It also led to a movement amongst Black women to patronize Black-owned businesses.
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Wanted to access the info on this app to determine where NOT to patronize.
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Fewer campaigns and committees patronize Trump's properties outside of Washington, New York and Florida.
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Ms. Abernathy typed up leaflets asking black people not to patronize Montgomery city buses.
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Clients only patronize talent marketplaces once there's a critical mass of talent on the platform.
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On the first season of the show, the humans who patronize Westworld are predictably awful.
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We've seen that advertising doesn't need to patronize women or show them in unpowerful positions.
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Some members of Congress have continued to patronize Trump properties even after they leave office.
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Advertisers will be extremely unlikely to patronize a platform filled with crazy and offensive speech.
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Devin Nunes even went as far as urging Americans to patronize businesses, despite Fauci's warning.
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With making the choice to patronize a small coffee shop do you identify as gentrifiers?
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The ones that stigmatize, shame, and otherwise bully and patronize those living with mental illness.
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Bumped wants to reinvent the loyalty space by giving consumers shares of the companies they patronize.
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It will offer customers who patronize those businesses rides to and from in its autonomous vehicles.
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I don't know about you, but I generally ignore emails from companies I no longer patronize.
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Some New England rabbis stated it "wasn't Kosher" to patronize Stop & Shop while the strike continued.
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When selecting a lodging locale, spectators should consider the cluster they plan to patronize the most.
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It named services and establishments that were safe for them patronize during a time of legalized discrimination.
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They can also patronize queer-owned businesses and feminist sex shops to give back to the community.
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These funds are confident that millennial and modern shoppers have high expectations for the companies they patronize.
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The Boston-based company wants to make it easier for consumers to patronize ethical and sustainable companies.
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They will live in low-carbon houses, drive low-carbon cars, and patronize low-carbon local businesses.
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" And then we sometimes we hear, "How dare you patronize me; women don't need their own thing.
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Because it was socially unacceptable for young women to patronize bread lines, "business girls" often went hungry.
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Dr. Michaels and Evangeline patronize Timothy in his anxiety but he's clearly comic relief, if not sufficiently.
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Patronize news outlets that find ways to combat anonymous hatred, no matter how profitable that hatred is.
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But the family vowed to retain its community spirit, pledging to patronize Greenpoint Trees again next year.
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This can include having US service members patronize their businesses or being employed by the US military.
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Guests—some of whom, Lehane insisted, prefer to be in remote neighborhoods—might patronize businesses in the area.
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Many N.R.A. supporters have also vowed not to patronize the brands that ended relationships with the gun group.
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He wants world leaders to stroke his ego and patronize his businesses and take down his political enemies.
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The company is welcome to persuade people to patronize its own repair facilities, or to buy new iPhones.
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"I understand that they could meet with us, patronize us and do nothing in the end," Ms. Blackwell said.
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Second, the decisions by Pence and Barr to patronize Trump's private business raise vexing precedent and serious ethical questions.
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The pool and sauna are restricted, but the public can patronize the indoor/outdoor rooftop lounge in the evenings.
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Its young employees — and their loyal army of small but stately dogs — fill the sidewalks and patronize these new businesses.
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Let me tell you, Uncle Loui&aposs cafe in Duluth, Minnesota, everybody should go, patronize it, great food, great people.
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The conflict led to calls among African Americans to boycott Asian-owned nail salons and patronize Black-owned ones instead.
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It is difficult to imagine the average customer routinely scouring state data breach lists before deciding which business to patronize.
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As part of his probation, Ortiz is not allowed to patronize bars -- or places where alcohol is the main draw.
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While they miss skating and riding the carousel, they are too horrified by his evil comments to patronize his businesses.
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I've never patronized gay events or dance clubs for one simple reason: I don't patronize events or dance clubs, period.
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SGL, SETAUKET, N.Y. Maestro worship is an extension of the high self-regard held by some who patronize the arts.
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Millennials want to work for ethical companies, patronize brands that make them feel good and invest in socially responsible companies.
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Third Avenue, especially north of 32nd Street, is saturated with bars and the people in their twenties who patronize them.
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Taking pains to patronize Swift's fan base, Conway also argued that the singer's followers have little idea what she's advocating.
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Critics and watchdog groups have expressed concerns that foreign officials can patronize Trump's business to curry favor with the president.
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Critics and watchdog groups have expressed concern that foreign officials can patronize Trump's businesses to curry favor with the president.
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They claim their business has suffered as diplomats and politicians patronize Trump establishments to curry favor with the Oval Office.
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New Orleans's vibrant restaurant scene protested on the grounds that diners wouldn't patronize those establishments if they couldn't puff indoors.
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Are you not tired of seeing butternut squash soup on the menu of EVERY restaurant you patronize between September and January?
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"Some people are going to make a decision about where they will patronize based on a number of factors," he said.
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"We urge business managers and owners to reflect upon the treatment of individuals who seek to patronize your businesses," he added.
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Still, those of you who patronize white-tablecloth restaurants may see the birds showing up on menus some time next week.
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"Odessa can only develop once Kiev will be freed from these bribetakers, who directly patronize organized crime and lawlessness," he said.
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I provide links for to buy the things, but as always, please patronize your local comic and book stores first. #1.
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We need a visual language that speaks to the hearts and minds of people and less theoretics that dehumanize and patronize.
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We are urged to patronize our local businesses, owned by friends and neighbors, and yet not to congregate in large groups.
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And in the future, the CEO said the app could "build out an ecosystem around" other businesses that moviegoers would patronize.
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Are all visitors to Iran now responsible for determining the precise ownership of every hotel, restaurant and store that they patronize?
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Originally from Brooklyn, Ms. Miller said that in her previous community, she at least had friends and familiar stores to patronize.
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But a spokeswoman said the reason the company has refrained is its desire to encourage workers to patronize local food businesses.
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It also is calling for locals and touristst not to patronize hotels and casinos on the strip if a strike is underway.
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The murky ocean waters which surround the scuba center that I voluntarily patronize will be my grave, and I have accepted this.
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"Customers should demand the companies they patronize live up to the highest anti-corruption standards or risk losing their business," Ugaz stressed.
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It is better to patronize these stores rather than, say, Etsy shops not based in South Asian or owned by non-worshippers.
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This federal/local partnership would make access to the park easier and encourage visitors to linger a while to patronize city businesses.
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The company's predominantly urban, liberal audience will likely continue to wrestle with whether to patronize a company whose CEO behaves like this.
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However, ethics watchdogs have still expressed concerns that foreign officials could patronize Trump Organization hotels and businesses to gain access to Trump.
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To an entire generation of young shoppers, Sears is the store they least want to visit in the mall they rarely patronize.
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Nativity scenes became prominent in Naples in the late 1700s as an art form besides painting that the city's nobility could patronize.
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And sure, you can decide to opt out; you can drive to Target, your life won't end if you don't patronize Amazon.
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There have also been questions about whether foreign officials and dignitaries could patronize the hotel to gain favor with the administration. Rep.
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The nomenklatura capitalists, whose Vuitton bags and Rolex watches were suspiciously incommensurate with their official salaries, began to patronize native-born designers.
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Frank said people will continue to patronize the black market because at first, the legal market won't be able to meet demand.
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They want to make sure that they can continue to protect that bottom line and have people come in and patronize their stores.
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At 8:30, on "Grandfathered," Jimmy visits a Korean spa with Ravi and Gerald, and Sara, Vanessa and Annelise patronize a new bar.
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The Kim regime's mix of boorish bellicosity and medieval mores inspires its adversaries to patronize, if not mock, what is a formidable foe.
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The gilets jaunes, however, only see an immediate benefit for those who own and patronize the lavish Paris shops they have been pillaging.
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It's important to appreciate differences, and not to patronize by suggesting how foolish we Americans are not to adopt a different social model.
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The majority of people who patronize these stores are low-income, and most of the low-income people know where every penny goes.
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The ones that could, like the Knitting Factory and Tonic, eventually scaled up, meaning they expected larger crowds that would patronize the bar.
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And they never pander or patronize with the big annotative gestures or frenzied slapstick common to the "Shakespeare is fun" school of acting.
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It's a natural cycle, but it can be changed; people need to patronize these historic venues if they want to keep them alive.
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"I think that this criticism was mainly unfair because there was no will to patronize or to impose anything," Desir told a press conference.
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In a twist on that idea, many people patronize Northeast Oyster Company only on days that have r's in them — Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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It's your choice how you procrastinate, and as long as you're not harming others in the process, the government shouldn't patronize you by micromanaging.
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If they isolate her and don't call any other witnesses, there's no way they will do anything other than patronize her and move on.
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Many longtime residents still prefer to patronize Wardensville restaurants that either predate Mr. Yandura and Mr. Hitchcock's activity or that locals have since opened.
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To listen means not to patronize Trump supporters and Brexit voters and Sanders fans, and not to rationalize away their pain, pride, hope or anger.
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But here's the thing: Loud restaurants aren't just irksome — they're a public health threat, especially for the people who work at or regularly patronize them.
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When only a few aristocratic families could afford to patronize the top design houses, ordering hundred-thousand-dollar dresses for each ball or state dinner.
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But it would also guarantee that Pakistan continues to patronize the Afghan Taliban and Haqqani Network -- a relationship that poses longstanding threats to US interests.
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It seems much of my generation would rather patronize swanky restaurants in gentrified neighbourhoods without thinking about the people we are displacing in the process.
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I like that my creative pursuits won't become stressors because they aren't tied to income and that I am increasingly able to patronize the arts!
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Every other Friday, Square shuts down its in-house cafeteria and gives employees vouchers to patronize restaurants, many of which are on Square's payment platform.
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That there are new places for filmgoers to patronize is a very interesting trend, given the proliferation of media and how it is accessed now.
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If these are the social skills deemed worthy of reward — rudeness and a tendency to patronize — then I'll take my circumscribed earning potential and run, thanks.
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Perhaps the most comfortable takeaway from the rise of the antiheroine is that society is welcome to continue to patronize, abuse, undermine, and underestimate feminine power.
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To do such, three tenants were suggested: Take off work, wear red in solidarity, and withhold spending in order to patronize women- and minority-owned businesses.
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For example, any customer is free to patronize another business—or none at all—if they do not like the services their current company is providing.
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But it also says that Amazon isn't perfect and that cloud buyers should watch out for three surprising, potential whammies should they choose to patronize AWS.
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I include links that you can use to purchase the books directly from their publishers, but I encourage everyone to patronize their local comic stores. #1.
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Public officials there have proposed a ban on employee cafeterias in new office buildings because engineers and coders apparently never leave work to patronize local restaurants.
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Every time a foreign government or its officials patronize a Trump hotel or club rather than an alternative, Trump has benefited, at least in enhanced brand value.
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And we go to live performances of music we already own, and we eat out at restaurants, and we patronize the theater for the same underlying reason.
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One woman said she received at least $900 in her first week as catfish and two men told me they exclusively patronize catfish for financial domination now.
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The lawsuit contends that foreign, state and federal officials deliberately book rooms at the Trump International Hotel and patronize its restaurant to curry favor with the president.
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But we all want to see our favorite local establishments survive so that we can patronize them when it's safe to be back out in the world.
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Tensions between Google and Facebook, which hold a duopoly over the digital ad industry, and the advertisers that patronize them have come to a head in recent months.
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Author Joyce Carol Oates wrote on Twitter on Sunday that "Delta should not be interfering in a theater's presentations" and urged theater supporters not to patronize the airline.
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Many residents still patronize ramshackle "wet" markets — which sell fresh meats and produce — and sidewalk tea shops, where a full meal costs far less than a Starbucks latte.
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You'd expect Dr. Bronner's to have capitalized on these changing attitudes, on moneyed millennials' desire to patronize brands that aren't wrecking the planet somewhere along the supply chain.
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"Those who patronize [nail salons] really don't know the reality facing many of the workers in the industry," AAAJ representative Randy Bunnao says in a statement to Broadly.
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But if past summers are any indication, at least a couple of these will break out — if only among the sorts of folks who patronize your local Landmark.
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And this breach isn't like those at other companies that have let their data loose, like Yahoo or Target, where you can simply find another company to patronize.
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City leaders in Chicago and New York made a point of visiting those cities' Chinatowns last week, encouraging visitors to patronize restaurants and shops where business has suffered.
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"Young people will patronize businesses because they are adopting green measures, or they will penalize businesses by not going there because they are not doing it," he said.
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Like the generation that created them, these malls themselves have reached retirement age, giving new and old shoppers few reasons to patronize them over more convenient online options.
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It's very easy to imagine well-meaning, left-leaning nonfiction filmmakers trying to bridge American cultures by making movies that patronize the very audience they're trying to reach.
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Brickel acknowledged his personal choice not to patronize the company was not sufficient to make change, and insisted he was well aware of its value as a service.
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The department argued foreign officials could patronize the hotel and the president could profit without violating the US Constitution, as long as he didn't explicitly provide something in return.
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Choosing to patronize a chain like Sweetgreen or Tender Greens — with their sustainable, ethical, health-conscious philosophy, aspirational branding, and unassailable goodness — is like briefly being your best self.
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If profits dry up and businesses can't invest in new workers, the next step could be layoffs, which then crimps how much consumers can spend on businesses they patronize.
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Dining | Connecticut Whether we realize it or not, most of us patronize Asian restaurants where the cuisine has been tamed — made blander and more familiar — to suit American palates.
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During my experiment, however, I was determined to patronize my locally owned pet store since this seemed to be the most antithetical to Amazon's dominance of all things retail.
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Downtown, shoppers and diners patronize more than 21 stores, restaurants and businesses, including clothing boutiques, an artisanal cheese shop, the 228-year-old Womrath Bookshop and a triplex cinema.
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Maryland and Washington, D.C., are suing the president, claiming he is profiting from his office when foreign officials patronize his properties in an attempt to garner favor with Trump.
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Apologists can nibble at the margins, but there is no escaping that Barr's choice to patronize a Trump property, like Pence's, will put thousands of dollars in Trump's pocket.
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Maybe it never will be — and I speak as someone who'd gladly patronize a dedicated "Merrily" repertory theater, perhaps on that rooftop, running nothing but reworked versions in perpetuity.
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When starting as a new player in any given market, consumer trust — or lack thereof — can make a significant impact on whether a prospective customer chooses to patronize your business.
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Joining me are two other locals along with two tourists, and although the class was lovely, it doesn't feel like a natural extension of the Airbnb brand I frequently patronize.
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Since the law allows any private establishment to post a sign stating that open carry guns aren't allowed, I can easily choose to only patronize businesses that ban open carry.
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They believe that men who engage in commercial sex consumerism would never do so with a victim of sex trafficking if given the opportunity to patronize a legal, regulated brothel.
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Yelp's surprisingly zen answer about this: "Some people are going to make a decision about where they will patronize based on a number of factors," Yelp's SVP of communications said.
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I would never patronize Hobby Lobby because I believe in women's access to contraception, but I also can't say that I have consumer needs that Hobby Lobby can fill, either.
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A soft-serve vending machine is stationed at the entrance to the bar, though you need not patronize the bar, or even the hotel for that matter, to use it.
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The MORE Act ensures that these state-compliant businesses, and those millions of Americans who patronize them, are no longer subject to policies that needlessly place them in harm's way.
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Justin and his fiancee, Hailey Baldwin, have both been active members of Hillsong and continue to patronize the church but, at least as far as Justin is concerned ... Carl is history.
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The plaintiffs are seeking records that could illuminate potential conflicts of interest between Mr. Trump and foreign leaders or state officials who patronize Trump International Hotel, blocks from the White House.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on any given day, more than a third of American adults patronize fast-food restaurants, where fried chicken and fish are staples.
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Mr. Pasternack said the corporate regulars and theatergoers who were Esca's most loyal customers told him that they could not patronize the restaurant as long as Mr. Batali was a partner.
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Two city supervisors have introduced legislation that would nix the installation of nonretail cafeterias in office buildings, a measure aimed at encouraging legions of workers to patronize often struggling neighborhood eateries.
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Of course, what both daughters want is an emotional connection, and in true soap-opera form they find it with everyday men, below the station of the aristocrats who patronize them.
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Australia is a global leader in theater for young audiences — delivering experiences that don't just educate, but also entertain, with often dark and provocative source material that doesn't patronize its viewers.
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The new employees and residents patronize the stores, and the stores serve the new employees and residents, who are relocating to an area of Manhattan as yet underserved, even largely unknown.
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So, too, the right-wing "free speech" activist, who may choose to patronize censorship-free platforms like the chat application Discord, or use, as the Daily Stormer did, hosting platforms like Cloudflare.
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They claim they can't compete with the President because he has a "big leg up" with foreign dignitaries and business leaders who want to patronize Trump's hotel to curry favor with him.
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Some locals, however, aren't having it; in conversations with CBS3, several Philadelphians told the station that they'd rather patronize something locally owned and that the city is already overrun by the chain.
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For those who prefer to patronize a beloved local pizzeria, startups have tackled that angle as well, with tools aimed at making existing pie shops thrive in the digital, on-demand age.
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These brand standards – the shape of a hamburger patty, the logo on a bag, or the uniforms worn by a hotel employee – are the foundation of why consumers patronize our member businesses.
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Ms. Menin, in her second month as commissioner, said she had been encouraging producers to shoot in more locations in boroughs other than Manhattan and to patronize local businesses when they do.
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On the other hand, 20% of participants said the new ammo rules adversely affected their willingness to shop at Walmart, with 14% saying they were "much less likely" to patronize the stores.
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"The hardest part was not to patronize them, not to pretend that they live in an innocent world, because they know more than we think they know," she said of young readers.
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"Please don't patronize me.... In the way you're asking your question, you're being quite disrespectful and you're patronizing me," Konta added, after the reporter continued to press her on what went wrong.
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We walked from her editing suite, in a newly gentrified neighborhood in the Twelfth Arrondissement, to a brasserie down the street that she and her producers rag on constantly but patronize regularly.
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We must demand that state governments across our land put environmentally friendly rules in place, and that the businesses we patronize voluntarily comply with standards higher than what the federal government requires.
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He meets Lena (Emily Watson) and is immediately attracted to her, but he's also embroiled in an extortion plot related to a phone-sex line he had the bad fortune to patronize.
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The lawsuit alleges that Mr. Trump has violated the Constitution's anticorruption clauses, in part by accepting payments from foreign officials who patronize the Trump International Hotel, only blocks from the White House.
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"If you are healthy and it doesn't run afoul of local guidance for your area, continue to patronize your local businesses," she says, including restaurants, cafes and hair stylists, and tip generously.
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These markets are messy, they are full of crazy people who like to do their own thing and they don't want to hear about rules from a particular company that they patronize.
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If sushi diners are willing to ask basic questions at the restaurants that they patronize, they may start thinking differently about providing some more information to their diners and sourcing more sustainable options.
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Trump's D.C. hotel has been a source of controversy for the president in the past, particularly over whether foreign officials and dignitaries could patronize the hotel to curry favor in Trump's White House.
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Democrats have alleged Trump is violating the U.S. Constitution's emoluments clause, which bars presidents from receiving gifts of value from foreign governments, citing Trump's continued ownership of hotels that foreign government delegations patronize.
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Broadband providers that decide to influence which online services consumers patronize by diminishing the speeds of competitors might find themselves out of luck next time the state has a big fat contract to award.
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And while Apple's original ad was designed to patronize IBM by highlighting its late arrival, Slack's effort may have cast itself as a vulnerable startup overtly concerned with being crushed by a free alternative.
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The case is just one of three lawsuits challenging Trump for alleged violations of the emoluments clause in connection with revenue from foreign governments and their officials who patronize his hotels and other businesses.
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Importantly, Wonder is also a movie about a young boy with a condition that makes him stand out from his peers — but it doesn't valorize or patronize him by painting him as a saint.
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After seeing this video of their CEO, calling the police on an 8-year-old entrepreneur selling water on a hot day, we decided without hesitation that we could no longer patronize her company.
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But a big market for Lands' End is school uniforms, and soon after, several schools that patronize the company threatened a boycott over the Steinem interview in the name of the anti-abortion movement.
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Patronize bars and restaurants that serve wines-by-the-glass from kegs, which not only can be cleaned and reused but also do a better job of keeping wine fresh than half-empty bottles.
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Throughout this decade, Styles — whether in One Direction or beyond — has given young people and especially young women an outlet to feel authentically themselves, and feel supported by someone who doesn&apost patronize them.
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The purpose of the legislation is to force tech workers — whose jobs infamously come with office perks like free beer, games, and food — to leave their offices during the lunch hour and patronize local businesses.
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His hotel in Washington, D.C., has been a subject of particular criticism, with ethics watchdogs and political opponents expressing concern that foreign officials could patronize the property to try to curry favor with the president.
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Its far reach is due to its strategy of partnering with local grocery stores for distribution, so you can shop local and get the food you need from the stores you already trust and patronize.
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" To counter this, Taft suggests that when you're referencing their activism, refrain from using language that focuses on an activist's youth, like reiterating their age, as well as words that (sometimes unknowingly) patronize, like "cute.
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In its report, the committee argued that the military was responsible for its servicemembers' experience off, as well as on, the base, and so must take an active role by refusing to patronize segregated establishments.
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In its report, the committee argued that the military was responsible for its servicemembers' experience off, as well as on, the base, and so must take an active role by refusing to patronize segregated establishments.
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Day's end in Port-Vila is colored by the process of selecting which kava bar to patronize; each imports its kava from a different island, and friendly arguments about kava strength and quality are common.
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Here's the big picture, from the forthcoming edition of The Economist (which loves to patronize the ex-colonies) under the headline, "Deep breath, America": Next up: Trump's Michael Flynn problems from last night,in one screen
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Ultimately, Congress must amend federal policy so that these growing numbers of state-compliant businesses, and the millions of Americans who patronize them, are no longer subject to policies that needlessly place them in harm's way.
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Ultimately, Congress must amend federal policy so that these growing numbers of state-compliant businesses, and those millions of Americans who patronize them, are no longer subject to policies that needlessly place them in harm's way.
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For those on the outside, it may seem like inside-baseball quibbling, but, for better or worse, Taffer is one of the most visible representatives of an industry most of us patronize, and yet few understand.
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He's a concierge at the Four Seasons, one of downtown Seattle's more opulent hotels, and also one of the contractors who might wind up filling out your itinerary should you choose to patronize When in Roam.
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The restaurant and hotel owners didn't have to prove that all foreign and domestic government actors chose to patronize Trump's companies because of his position as president, the court held, but rather just that some did.
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Her story yields an understated film that doesn't patronize Kayla's interior life, but man does it know what it's like to feel like the weird one in the room, with no idea how to fit in.
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Ma's characters — most of them deeply unpleasant — snipe at each other in jest (but not really), express themselves via frequently homophobic insults, and patronize Sue Ann, even as she goes out of her way to accommodate them.
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The GrabYourWallet campaign sought to encourage consumers unhappy with President Trump's policies and ideologies (which include his misogynistic language to "grab women by the pussy") to refuse to patronize Trump brands, including Ivanka Trump's various fashion lines.
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One of the guys, who asked to remain anonymous because he promised his mother that he would no longer patronize the disgraced chain, was eating a chicken burrito, and the other, Ryan, was there for moral support.
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The installation draws on The Green Book (1936–66), a crowd-sourced, Jim Crow–era "travel guide for the negro motorist" that functioned as a directory of safe places that black drivers and road-trippers could patronize.
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As one of the best songwriters this country has ever produced, Dylan, Orpheus of the Heartland, has been a perennial long-shot candidate for the Nobel, or at least one favored by the bettors who patronize Ladbrokes.
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Them's the breaks when you provide a platform for hate; rational-minded individuals on the left and right both don't want to associate with that mindset, and they often expect the same from the businesses they patronize.
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While they infantilize, patronize, and draw civil-rights analogies with "the undocumented", less provincial analysts of the situation are forced to ask just where was the Left's support when these people were back home south of the border?
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They claim Mr. Trump has illegally profiteered from his businesses in a number of ways, including accepting payments from foreign officials who patronize his hotels and accepting trademark approvals from foreign governments for his company's goods and services.
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And, at least in Rand Paul's case, when they're done going on TV and arguing that Trump is a principled anti-corruption fighter, they head across town to patronize his business — and in the process refute their narratives.
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While Pence is, of course, a US citizen, his stay at the Trump International — and the fact Trump suggested he patronize the property — would make it appear that Trump is not hesitating to benefit financially from his office.
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The cost difference at these stores can be somewhat shocking, and while I certainly can't afford to patronize them regularly, I look at the exorbitant prices as my penance for the inability to make a decision in bigger ones.
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Mr. Gold, who died in July, made his review of Hearth & Hound one of the first to wrestle with the question of whether to write about, or patronize, a restaurant whose owners had a history of sexual-harassment problems.
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As a final tribute to the city and our love of food, wine and cocktails, we made it a point to patronize all five three-star Michelin restaurants in Manhattan over the past year, which were all a joy.
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Meanwhile, data from CNBC and SurveyMonkey's Small Business Saturday poll finds some 44 percent of consumers say they will patronize a small business on the day this year, up slightly from 2017, and 58 percent say they will shop in person.
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Let's tear down the walls of purity and patronize the following five breweries with the courage to serve beers containing every safe yet mind-boggling ingredient imaginable, including cocoa, coffee, vanilla, chilies, cinnamon, nutmeg, and milk sugar, all in one beer.
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But lobbyists, according to the paper, said they decided to stay at the Trump-branded hotel because of its room availability and discounts it had at the time; the goal was not to patronize one of President Donald Trump's hotels.
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Since the coronavirus outbreak began, there have been innumerable examples of xenophobia directed toward Asian American communities — including refusing to patronize Asian-owned or -staffed businesses, verbal harassment, racist statements from institutions like the University of California Berkeley, and physical assault.
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Venture capitalists — convinced that consumers would increasingly patronize specialty online retailers as they grew more comfortable shopping online — were pouring money into direct-to-consumer start-ups, more than $2 billion over the past four years, according to CB Insights.
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Current responses range from the promising but piecemeal (Amazon subsidizing additional city bus service in Seattle) to the impractical and divisive (San Francisco considering a ban on employee cafeterias in new office buildings to force tech workers to patronize local restaurants).
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While federal workers are likely to receive back pay once the furlough ends, most government contractors will not, and the longer spending is depressed, the higher the risk that the businesses they run or patronize will fail, Mr. Shepherdson said.
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Despite temperatures in the single digits Fahrenheit — and nights now 26 hours long — 330,000 people from 180 countries, according to current figures, come to visit Santa, purchase 50 euro ($60) photos with him and patronize the dozens of Christmas trinket shops.
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There, in a public plaza beside the arena that can accommodate up to 2,000 people, visitors can watch Warriors games on a large video board or patronize an array of ground-floor restaurants set to open over the next year.
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So Microsoft is in many ways a "B2B" company these days, and it's undeniable that I rely on services at some point this week that use its services when I patronize restaurants, coffee shops, stores, or anywhere else where monetary transactions happen.
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Maryland and DC also argued that they were placed in the difficult position of feeling forced to give the hotel special treatment or else risk losing favor with the administration to other states that were willing to patronize or otherwise accommodate his business.
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"Many will [be willing to] patronize his movies as much as they would visit smoking radioactive fallout from one of North Korea's recent missile launches," joked Eric Schiffer, chairman and CEO of the Patriarch Organization, a technology and media private equity firm.
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" Yet rather than spend any time on meaningful introspection about this criticism, Manjoo wraps up the article in the next paragraph: "Sure, you can decide to opt out; you can drive to Target, your life won't end if you don't patronize Amazon.
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He can direct government money toward enterprises he owns, use the halo of the presidency to get expedited permits for Trump-branded projects abroad, and know that foreign government and companies seeking his favor will try to patronize his hotels and other properties.
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Attorneys general for the District of Columbia and Maryland say that by allowing foreign officials to patronize the five-star Trump International Hotel blocks from the White House, Mr. Trump is violating the Constitution's ban on payments from foreign governments to federal officeholders.
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Take a Number On any given day in America, about one-third of adults will eat fast food, according to the C.D.C. More than a third of adults in the United States patronize fast-food restaurants and pizza parlors on any given day.
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One way to help is to patronize an airline that uses renewable biofuel: There are a number, including United Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and Alaska Airlines, which is experimenting with a fuel blend partially powered by leftover branches and stumps from timber harvests.
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In part because ultra-Orthodox Jews tend to attend their own religious schools and patronize their own shops and restaurants, the disease has remained in Orthodox circles, save for several infections among non-Jewish workers linked to their communities, health officials said.
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A baby step would be to take account of the realities of the place and then incorporate them into itineraries and more targeted spending — get out of the resort, patronize local businesses, reward hotels set back from the ocean with a stay.
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"I grew up in a culture with great respect for the East — the tunes, the tastes, the culture — and it taught me to respect Arabs and not patronize them," Mr. Ohana said, reminding me that both of his parents grew up speaking Arabic.
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As long as Trump could profit from the hotel, they argued, that placed pressure on DC and Maryland to give his property favorable treatment in enforcing local business regulations, and to patronize the hotel if other state and local governments were doing business there.
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While President Donald Trump is trying to remove protections for transgender youth who want to use bathrooms that match their gender identities, Yelp is taking a step in the opposite direction to ensure the transgender community feels safe when deciding which businesses to patronize.
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The National Retail Federation estimated that 22019 million consumers were planning to shop over Thanksgiving weekend this year, with some overlap between days: 116 million people planned to visit stores on Black Friday and 67 million planned to patronize shops on Small Business Saturday.
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The lawsuit against Mili was the perfect example of what is called a drive-by lawsuit, where the individuals simply drive by the business, never attempting to patronize it, before filing a lawsuit that is nearly identical to dozens, if not hundreds, of others filed.
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"We're seeing more cases of people reluctant to patronize the stores they were going to," said Mark Arabo, owner of San Diego's Lulu's International Market and former president of the Neighborhood Market Association, a business group of about 2,000 small stores in California, Arizona and Nevada.
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Some worried about the impact of the development; according to the company, Mr. Schoettler told them about Amazon's design philosophy and how, at its Seattle campus, it encourages employees to patronize surrounding businesses by providing only enough food options for about a third of its workers.
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While boycotting a major sales event like Amazon Prime is certainly a privilege in itself — there are plenty who cannot afford to do so, or who rely on the shopping giant because they can't patronize physical stores — Seth King believes every little bit of activism helps.
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But during the daytime too, he had paintings that he had to execute, such as most importantly The Last Supper, which he's doing in the 1490s for the Duke of Milan, at a refectory or dining hall of a monastery, that the duke loved to patronize.
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Sullivan cited news reports that the governor of Maine and his staff paid thousands of dollars to patronize the hotel and its restaurant during visits to Washington last year, including for meetings with administration officials to lobby for policy changes to allow more commercial logging in the state.
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My friend Logan told me that there was a Mister Softee truck he would patronize as a youth where asking for "double sprinkles" meant that the ice cream man would drop a dime bag into the bottom of the cone and then fill it up with ice cream.
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I think of the effect these attractions would have not only on people without mental illnesses, who might be inspired to patronize, shun or even harm those of us who do have them, but also on the large portion of the American population who battle these challenges daily.
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The governments of Maryland and the District of Columbia are claiming that Mr. Trump is violating the emoluments clauses of the Constitution by accepting payments from foreign leaders or state officials who patronize the Trump International Hotel, which is on Pennsylvania Avenue just blocks from the White House.
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Devin Nunes, who fiercely defended the president during the impeachment inquiry as the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, appeared on Fox Business's Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo Sunday, and encouraged people to go out and patronize local businesses, despite that running counter to experts' advice.
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Al-Nusra Front, the organization's Syrian branch and bête noire of the Islamic State, has gone through a series of rebranding exercises in recent years, in an attempt to distance itself from al-Qaeda central — and thus make itself more palatable to foreign governments looking for insurgent groups to patronize.
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As writers, we refuse to report on, or write about their exhibitions; as editors we refuse to solicit writing on their shows; as artists we refuse to visit their galleries; as art advisors and curators we refuse to patronize these institutions and will advise our clients to do the same.
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Only after heading into the Stratford night, with all the other plays' characters hovering about, did I reflect that the Tudor woman who actually consolidated power and stayed on the throne long enough to name an age — and to patronize Shakespeare — was Elizabeth, the one we still call the Virgin Queen.
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" After taking a few shots at the upscale market Whole Foods, which is scheduled to open a store in Harlem this year ("you need to save up to buy a banana"), he also urged the questioner to patronize the businesses that "have been there a hell of a lot longer than you have.
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When I called a woman whom I'd interviewed on my previous visits, she declined to meet me at a business near the refuge, arguing that she didn't want to patronize this establishment because the owners were said to have been sympathetic to the Bundys, the now imprisoned brothers who led the occupation.
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If some diners continued to patronize the restaurants in spite of Maurice's views ("Elton John's gay, but I still listen to his music," one customer told the Baltimore Sun in 2002), others showed up explicitly to support his cause ("The man's got the guts to stand up for his beliefs," another said).
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Lawmakers continued to suggest it was safe to patronize public areas amid the increase in coronavirus cases in the US."One of the things you can do, if you're healthy, you and your family, it's a great time to just go out and go to a local restaurant," Nunes said on Fox News.
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He should also work with the majority of members of Congress who support amending federal policy so that thousands of state-compliant operators, and those millions of Americans who patronize them, are no longer subject to policies that needlessly place them in harm's way or that impose unnecessary hurdles to doing business.
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" Comey's book and memos also claim Trump was fixated on rebutting the accusation in private, and that he brought it up to Comey on four separate occasions, once even claiming that though he personally wouldn't patronize prostitutes, Vladimir Putin did once tell him "we have some of the most beautiful hookers in the world.
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Clare McAndrew, the author of the Basel/UBS report, explained that the affluent but not super-wealthy collectors — the bankers at Goldman Sachs but not the partners — who used to patronize the mid- and lower-tier galleries stopped buying art after the 2008 crash and did not come back after the economy bounced back.
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In December 2017, a federal judge dismissed a case filed in New York by an ethics watchdog group alleging that Mr. Trump's failure to divorce himself from his New York and Washington properties was causing financial harm to other area businesses as groups and individuals opted to patronize Trump properties to curry favor with the administration.
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In December 2017, a federal judge dismissed a case filed in New York by an ethics watchdog group alleging that Mr. Trump's failure to divorce himself from his New York and Washington properties was causing financial harm to other area businesses as groups and individuals opted to patronize Trump properties to curry favor with the administration.
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It's also there in the criticism of the artists we love—in the barely veiled racism and xenophobia of people who patronize idols, make fun of lyrics and who question the depth of young women's understanding of their favorite music, as if it's that difficult to get a translation online nowadays, or understand a feeling that exists beyond words.
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While it's on brand, Trump's decision to have the next G7 meeting in a place where the US government and international governments would be forced to patronize his business is perhaps the starkest illustration yet of how he's thumbing his nose not just at tradition and ethical standards but also the Constitution's emoluments clause, a little-used provision aimed at guarding corruption of presidents by foreign interests.
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Those who had a bit more to spend could opt instead to patronize outdoor soup-sellers, which Émile Zola illustrates so vividly in his novel Le Ventre de Paris: This soup, while certainly warming, was often watery and, according to French author Alexandre Privat d'Anglemont, owed its rich color and appearance to the addition of carrots, caramel, or even burned onions—long the core element of the soups of France's poor.
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Just as we in New Rochelle have to grapple for ourselves with whether or not to patronize that local business or eat dinner tonight at that neighborhood watering hole, each national delegation, just like Duke and Kansas did with its basketball teams, is going to have to figure out if sending its athletes is worth it, creating a boycott that could save the world -- or pull it apart.
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And Director Wray the audacity of just spending two minutes saying the FBI did some things and using this as an opportunity to glorify the FBI and shame us, patronize us about how wonderful the FBI is and not talk about how terrible this is and then talking about sensitivity training for FBI people to learn not to be biased when they&aposre not supposed to be biased in the first place.
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The Justice Department asked the appeals court to intervene after a series of rulings against the president by Judge Peter J. Messitte of the United States District Court in Greenbelt, Md. Although Judge Messitte limited the case to allegations that Mr. Trump is profiting from foreign- and state-government guests who patronize the Trump International Hotel, he has allowed it to proceed to the evidence-gathering stage over vigorous objections by the Justice Department.
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"If you are speaking to a financial advisor or someone in a bank or another financial provider and they do start to patronize you, or condescend, or can't explain without using jargon, then that's a bad sign and you should question if you want to be involved with that business," she tells Make It. Paying off sometimes large debts can seem daunting and was the main concern for a fifth (19%) of 2,000 U.K. adults surveyed on the impact of money on their mental health by bank TSB last week.
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For the 1975 performance, the artist stood alone on a table, nude, posing like a studio model, and reading aloud from a book of her collected writings, "Cezanne, She Was A Great Painter," which includes a litany of misogynistic reactions a female artist could expect to encounter in her career: "BE PREPARED:to have your brain picked to have the pickings misunderstood to be mistreated whether your success increases or decreases if you are a woman (and things are not utterly changed)they will almost never believe you really did it(what you did do)they will patronize you humor youtry to sleep with you want you to transform themwith your energy" She then put the book down and slowly extracted a narrow strip of folded typewritten paper from her vagina, reading the text on the scroll as it emerged.
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